Sentence examples for the broad majority from inspiring English sources
"The broad majority of citizens in our state want the flag removed -- every religious group, civic group, business group.
Here's the real problem with mortgages: the broad majority of people just don't have the money to afford a house.
Added a prosecutor: "The broad majority of citizens in this city don't care that a bunch of drug dealers have been put in jail on trumped up charges.
And so Assad and his allies cannot simply pacify the broad majority of a population who have been brutalized by chemical weapons and indiscriminate bombing.
If Asia is to achieve prosperity for the broad majority of its population, the countries of the region must find alternative ways of promoting human and economic development.
In their silly desperation to paint Labour as a bunch of commies, they find themselves talking to a small section of their core electorate, while Labour speaks for the broad majority of the British public.
Rather than building the broad majorities needed to tackle hard problems, each party takes the easier path of vowing to protect voters from the other.Maine already has an independent in the Senate, Angus King, though he sits and mostly votes with the Democrats.
But asked about their most important concerns for the future, the broadest majority — 82 percent — said improving economic conditions was very important; 79 percent said a fair judicial system was; 63 percent said law and order, the same portion that said freedom of speech; and only 55 percent said honest elections.
In reality, it's because the broad-majority of Dearborn residents are committed to equality.
Several new national polls find that President Obama's job rating is slumping, that fewer than half of Americans approve of the way he is handling the economy and that broad majorities feel the country is on the wrong track, underscoring the challenges he faces as he begins a campaign-style tour addressing the economy.
In El-Balyana, during the first year after the revolution, Morsi won a broad majority in the Presidential election, and the Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice candidate was just behind Rafat for the second non-list parliamentary seat.
